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A weakness of self report data is...
Dispositional explanation to obedience opposes what...
Psychology Paper 1 (AS)
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Dispositional explanation to obedience opposes what...
Biological
Behaviourist
Situational
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A weakness of self report data is...
It is subjective
It gathers primary data
It is objective
3
Explanations for forgetting include...
Retrieval failure theory and Interfernce theory
Cues and Interference
RI and PI
4
What factors affect EWT?
All of these
Anxiety
Post event discussion
Leading questions
5
A general problem with research carried out in social influence is...
There is a lack of control over variables
Mostly Lab experiments, not representative
Mostly correlational research
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The accepted level of probability is...
0.5
0.05
5
0.005
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A weakness of Asch's research is...
The time it took place (not representative)
There is no control
It is only correlational
It is difficult to replicate
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If the SD is a high number this means...
We can be sure the IV caused the DV (large variation)
Cannot be sure the IV caused the DV (too much variation)
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Group size, unanimity and task difficulty are all investigated by who?
Milgram
Moscovici
Asch
Zimbardo
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What is the main strength of research into EWT?
It is valid
It is reliable
It has real world application
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In Milgram's variation of location what % did obedience fall to?
40%
20.5%
30%
47.5%
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What type of locus of control is likely to resist the pressures to conform?
External
Internal
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Experimental methods refer to...
Lab, Field, Natural and Quasi
Overt and Covert
Independent, repeated measures and matched pairs
Questionnaires and interviews
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What would the calculated value be in this example?
2
4
8
10
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Locus of control and social support are explanations of what?
Conformity to social influence
Resistance to social influence
Obedience to social influence
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The agentic state is where...
You feel responsible for actions due to authority
You feel no responsibility for actions due to authority
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A dispositional explanation refers to...
Genetics
Personality
Environment
18
Consistency, flexibility and commitment are all important factors for...
Majority influence
Minority influence
19
What is the capacity of the STM?
18-30 seconds
Unlimited
7+/2-
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In Milgram's orginal experiement how many particpants went to 450v?
95%
60%
65%
62%
21
Descriptive statistics include...
%, decimals and fractions
Sign test
Mean, median, mode, range and SD
22
What type of distribution is this?
Normal
Negative Skew
Positive Skew
23
What are the explanations for conformity?
NSI and ISI
Situational variables
Locus of control and social support
Internalisation, compliance and identification
24
Zimbardos study is a ...
Natural experiment
Lab experiment
Field experiment
Observation
25
KF supports the...
MSM
WMM
26
Experimental designs are...
Lab, field, natural and Quasi
Cover, overt, participant, non participant
Independent groups, repeated measures and matched pairs
27
Procedural, episodic and semantic are all types of...
Short term memories
Long term memories
28
What is the main problem with research into memory?
It doesn't draw cause and effect
It doesn't represent how memory really works
It lacks reliability
29
Self report data is...
Questionaires and interviews
Lab, field, natural and quasi
Covert and overt
30
What type of distribution is this?
Normal
Negative Skew
Positive Skew
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who concluded that people will readily conform to the social roles randomly allocated?
Asch
Adorno
Milgram
Zimbardo
32
Which situational variable had the greatest effect on obedience?
Uniform
Location
Proximity
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What would the calculated value be in this example?
10
2
8
4
